A guy is found burned to a crisp in a forest. It is discovered that he was an ex-convict who ran a yoga studio. In his life, however, he had an open policy when it came to romantic encounters. We have a few logical suspects when it came to his murder. One thing that is nearly always at work is the intense disposing of the body. In this one it seemed hard to swallow. The secondary plot is about Booth's continual battle with addiction. He tries to be solitary, not accepting that he needs other people to make things work. By wanting to bring Bones back into his life he is pushing her away. He's not sure at what point he will be ready. We also have a serious decision made by Hodgins and Angela.
Review of The Life in the Light
